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Honor Roll Help
Method or formula please :)
In column A I have student names In column B,C,D (labeled Math, Science, Social Studies) I have their six weeks grades. To make "B" honor roll, students may have nothing below an 85 in all subjects. To make "A" honor roll students may have nothing below a 93 in all subjects. I can get both honor rolls by sorting for roll "B", then sorting "B" for "A", but I just know there is a way to do this in one simple formula. Appreciate the time and the help. |
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wrote in message ... Method or formula please :) In column A I have student names In column B,C,D (labeled Math, Science, Social Studies) I have their six weeks grades. To make "B" honor roll, students may have nothing below an 85 in all subjects. To make "A" honor roll students may have nothing below a 93 in all subjects. I can get both honor rolls by sorting for roll "B", then sorting "B" for "A", but I just know there is a way to do this in one simple formula. Appreciate the time and the help. Try this In E2 put = (B292)*(C292)*(D292) + (B284)*(C284)*(D284) In F2 put = IF(E2=2, "A roll", "") In G2 put =IF(E2=1, "B roll", "") Geoff |
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"GB" wrote in message ... wrote in message ... Method or formula please :) In column A I have student names In column B,C,D (labeled Math, Science, Social Studies) I have their six weeks grades. To make "B" honor roll, students may have nothing below an 85 in all subjects. To make "A" honor roll students may have nothing below a 93 in all subjects. I can get both honor rolls by sorting for roll "B", then sorting "B" for "A", but I just know there is a way to do this in one simple formula. Appreciate the time and the help. Try this In E2 put = (B292)*(C292)*(D292) + (B284)*(C284)*(D284) In F2 put = IF(E2=2, "A roll", "") In G2 put =IF(E2=1, "B roll", "") Geoff Or, you can combine it into one cell, although it's a bit more complex: = IF((B292)*(C292)*(D292)=1,"A roll",IF((B284)*(C284)*(D284)=1,"B roll","")) Jerry |
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Honor Roll Help
One way:
E2: =CHOOSE((MIN(B2:D2)=85)+(MIN(B2:D2)=93)+1,"","B" ,"A") In article , wrote: Method or formula please :) In column A I have student names In column B,C,D (labeled Math, Science, Social Studies) I have their six weeks grades. To make "B" honor roll, students may have nothing below an 85 in all subjects. To make "A" honor roll students may have nothing below a 93 in all subjects. I can get both honor rolls by sorting for roll "B", then sorting "B" for "A", but I just know there is a way to do this in one simple formula. Appreciate the time and the help. |
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